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As 2025 approaches, the cinematic calendar becomes a battlefield, with release dates engaging in a silent yet fierce struggle. The stage is set for some of the biggest names in Indian cinema to compete for the perfect slot, leading to a whirlwind of anticipation and uncertainty.

Vishwambara, Megastar Chiranjeevi’s ambitious socio-fantasy directed by Vasistha, was originally targeting a Sankranthi release. However, with Ram Charan’s Game Changer stepping into that space, Vishwambara has now set its sights on the summer season. Yet, with the summer calendar already brimming with big releases, financial pressures are mounting, and fans are eagerly waiting for an official confirmation.

Prabhas’ much-anticipated horror-comedy Raja Saab, directed by Maruthi, was initially scheduled for an April 10th release. However, the extensive CGI work involved has led to speculation that the film might be delayed, with a possible release around Dasara. Fans are eagerly awaiting an update from the makers, wondering when they’ll get to see Prabhas in a fun, comedic role.

Powerstar Pawan Kalyan’s jam-packed schedule is adding to the complexity. While Hari Hara Veera Mallu is aiming for a March 28th release, Pawan’s political engagements and remaining shoot portions may jeopardize this timeline. His other project, OG, has yet to lock in a release date, though it is expected to hit theatres sometime in 2025. Meanwhile, Harish Shankar’s Ustaad Bhagat Singh seems unlikely to release this year due to Pawan’s busy commitments.

As the dust of uncertainty settles, 2025 promises to be a year full of epic showdowns, delays, and surprises. With each announcement, the competition intensifies, and fans are left on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting the final release calendar in what promises to be a blockbuster year.